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I'm not able to delete the code - only the prefix.
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Mike Norton
Total CAD Systems, Inc. - Houston, Texas wrote in message news:5212267@discussion.autodesk.com...
Thru settings tab>right click project name>edit drawing
settings>abbreviations tab.
Ahh, I see. You don't want to just remove/edit the geo point station prefix, you want to prevent them from being labelled entirely.
You can prevent them from being labelled by going to the alignment properties and editing the start station and end stations to the first and last station you want a geo point labelled.
I apologize but it has been a really long day. Would you mind explaining
this to me in a bit more detail please?
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Mike Norton
Total CAD Systems, Inc. - Houston, Texas wrote in message news:5212623@discussion.autodesk.com...
Ahh, I see. You don't want to just remove/edit the station prefix, you want
to prevent them from being labelled entirely.
The BE and EP points get labeled as part of the major station labels. You
can prevent them from being labelled by going to the alignment properties
and editing the start station and end stations to the first and last station
you want labelled.
Open the Alignment Properties and go to the Labels tab. There you should see a row in the label types for the Geometry Points. In that row you'll see a check box next to two station columns, the Start and End station values. These will default to the entire station range of the alignment. You can uncheck the boxes and enter new values. Change the beginning to something more than 0 and the end to something less than the current ending station. Now all your geometry points between those two stations will be labeled.
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Mike Norton
Total CAD Systems, Inc. - Houston, Texas wrote in message news:5213007@discussion.autodesk.com...
No problem.
Open the Alignment Properties and go to the Labels tab. There you should see
a row in the label types for the Geometry Points. In that row you'll see a
check box next to two station columns, the Start and End station values.
These will default to the entire station range of the alignment. You can
uncheck the boxes and enter new values. Change the beginning to something
more than 0 and the end to something less than the current ending station.
Now all your geometry points b
etween those two stations will be labeled.
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